Disclaimer
Last updated May 29, 2026
This is the part I most want you to actually read. The whole site is built on being honest about what these calls can and can't tell you.
It's odds, not a forecast
Every call here is based on what the last few years of weather usuallydid in a given month — not what the sky will do on your specific dates. A “GO” month can still hand you a rainy week, and a “SKIP” month can surprise you. Use it to pick when to go, then check a real forecast as your trip gets close.
It's not safety guidance
Nothing here should be your last word before going in the ocean, out on a boat, or up a trail. Surf, currents, and mountain weather change fast and aren’t in this data. Check the National Weather Service, lifeguard flags, and a marine forecast before anything conditions-dependent.
It's a regional read, not microclimate-perfect
Maui isn’t one weather. Each activity is scored at a single representative spot, so treat the call as the regional pattern — your exact cove, valley, or resort can differ. More on that in how it works.
The bars are my judgment
What counts as “warm enough” or “calm enough” is my opinion as a former travel PM, shown openly so you can disagree. Whale-season numbers are likelihood estimates, not counted sightings.
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Think a call is wrong? I genuinely want to know — tom@whichmonth.com.